You wrote a program to allow the user to guess a number. Complete the code to get a number from the user. # Get a guess from the user and update the number of guesses.

guess =

("Guess an integer from 1 to 10: ")

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import random

number = random.randrange(1, 10)

is_guess = 'y'

while is_guess == 'y':

   try:

       guess = int(input("Guess an integer number between 1 and 10: "))

       if guess < 1 or guess >10:

           print("You have exceeded the guessing range, try again")

           continue

       elif guess == number:

           print("Congrats! You guessed right.")

       else:

           print("Sorry, you guessed wrong")

   except ValueError:

       print("Your guess must be an integer number.")

   is_guess = input("Do you want to try again y/n ? ")

Explanation:

The random module of the python programming language is used to randomly select an integer value from a range of numbers. The guess variable value is a user input of an integer number.

If the guess variable is equal to the random number, then the program prints a congratulatory message. The program is no constant loop so long as the is_guess variable is equal to 'y'.

The try-except statement is used to detect the value error of the guess variable.

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